Nestle - Pure Life Purified Bottled Water, 16.9 Oz., 16.9 Fl Oz (Case of 24)

very fresh and crisp tasting

That you do all for subscribers god bless you

Nothing else needed. Great price great taste

My family and I drink bottled water constantly since we are always on the go. Because of this, we find that we run out of it within two weeks or less. I had noticed that we were running out so I ordered a few cases of Nestle Pure Life, however, I did not pay extra for fast shpping or anything like that. In spite of this, the water arrived at my front door days before it was supposed to arrive! That was a bonus for me because I only had a few bottle of water left. This water is absolutely perfect. To me, some water brands taste differently, but I was pleased when I learned that Nestle Pure Life water had a nice, smooth taste. However, I did notice the bottling packaging was quite flimsy. Nevertheless, my opinion of this water did not lower because if that. In fact, I think that I read somewhere that it was recycled plastic that they used. This might be why the bottles felt a little but flimsy. In spite of that, this product is one of the best bottled water I have had.

Great sized bottle, good flavor water. The only drawback is what others have mentioned in the comments: the plastic the bottle is made of is too thin. When I first opened the packaging with scissors, somehow I accidentally cut through a bottle as well. Good thing it was just spilled water, but that has never happened to me before.

no compliants!

I ordered a case of 24 bottles, but I got 48 bottles! What a great surprise! I put on my keurig!

Nestle is evil but my boyfriend needed bottled water because of potential contamination. We should all hope that in 10 years this awful demonic corporation no longer exists. Never forget that the CEO of Nestle said this "The one opinion, which I think is extreme, is represented by the NGOs, who bang on about declaring water a public right. That means that as a human being you should have a right to water. That’s an extreme solution." Apparently people having access to water is an extreme suggestion.